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Mindrift is looking for a highly skilled Presentation Designer to join the Tendem project (** and ... data visualization is desirable. * Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Graphic Design, Fine Arts ...

Mindrift is looking for a highly skilled Presentation Designer to join the Tendem project (** and ... data visualization is desirable. * Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Graphic Design, Fine Arts ...

Mindrift is looking for a highly skilled Presentation Designer to join the Tendem project (** and ... data visualization is desirable. * Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Graphic Design, Fine Arts ...

Mindrift is looking for a highly skilled Presentation Designer to join the Tendem project (** and ... data visualization is desirable. * Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Graphic Design, Fine Arts ...

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As of Sep 1, 2026, the average hourly pay for data visualization designer in New York is $70.98, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $64.95 and $78.37 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Data Visualization Designer is responsible for transforming complex data into clear, engaging, and visually impactful graphics. They use design principles and data analysis skills to create charts, dashboards, and interactive visuals that help stakeholders interpret information effectively. This role requires a combination of expertise in data storytelling, graphic design, and tools like Tableau, Power BI, or D3.js. Their work supports decision-making by making trends, correlations, and insights more accessible.

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To thrive as a Data Visualization Designer, you need strong analytical abilities, expertise in design principles, and proficiency with data interpretation, typically supported by a degree in graphic design, data science, or a related field. Familiarity with tools such as Tableau, Power BI, D3.js, Adobe Creative Suite, and knowledge of programming languages like Python or R is often required, as are certifications in data visualization or UX/UI design. Excellent communication, collaboration, and creative problem-solving skills help you effectively translate complex data into compelling visual stories and work well with cross-functional teams. These competencies enable a Data Visualization Designer to create clear, impactful visuals that drive informed decision-making and support organizational goals.

What are the most common challenges data visualization designers face in their day-to-day work?

Data Visualization Designers often encounter the challenge of simplifying complex datasets into visuals that are both accurate and easy for diverse audiences to understand. Balancing aesthetic design with clarity and data integrity is a key part of the role, as is ensuring accessibility for all users. Collaboration with data analysts, subject matter experts, and stakeholders may also present challenges in aligning on project goals and requirements. Overcoming these obstacles requires adaptability, a strong understanding of the audience, and continuous learning of new visualization techniques and tools.

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Infographic showing various Data Visualization Designer job openings in New York as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 88% Full Time, 6% Part Time, and 6% Contract. Highlights an 62% In-person, 13% Hybrid, and 25% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $147,630 per year, or $71 per hour.

Senior Designer, Data Visualization,

Yonkers, NY • Remote

Consumer Reports
Technology, Communication and Media • 201 - 500 employees

Full-time

Posted 3 days ago

New


Job description

OVERVIEW

CR's Data Visualization Designers create data-driven visual stories that make complex product testing results, safety investigations, and consumer reporting accessible and actionable.  As a Senior Designer on the team, you will  translate complex datasets-including product performance testing, safety investigations, recalls, regulatory actions, market trends, and consumer research-into accessible charts, graphics, interactive experiences, and explanatory visuals that help consumers understand risks, compare products, and make confident decisions.

The Senior Designer, Data Visualization reports to the Associate Director, Brand Design and works collaboratively with our journalists, researchers, and testing experts to create visualizations, infographics, graphs, charts and  other design elements that make CR's content more engaging and insightful. In this position you will get to pitch concepts and explore new and tested visual techniques. 

We're looking for a designer that has the ability to design with the audience in mind, creating infographics that are intuitive and accessible, even to those unfamiliar with the topic. If you are interested in a position that demands a strong balance between technical knowledge and creative design skill, we're looking forward to reviewing your resume and digital portfolio.

This is a remote position.  It is not eligible for sponsorship or relocation assistance.

How You'll Make An Impact

The stories you will work on will champion consumers' interests and change people's lives. Specifically you will:

  • Create visual designs such as charts, graphs, and interactives, for digital products, ensuring alignment with the overall UX strategy and user needs.
  • Partner with the content team to understand upcoming stories and develop design approaches to enhance coverage. Pitch concepts aligned with brand voice and tone.
  • Analyze, synthesize and interpret data to be translated into visual designs that facilitate the reader's understanding and experience.
  • Use design, imagery, and data to deliver compelling visual storytelling-which helps users better understand key story points, and creates a richer user experience.
  • Explore visual ways of telling stories by using a variety of techniques and approaches to create compelling narratives through design, such as audience interaction, layout, and structure.
  • Design data visualizations and information graphics that include high-fidelity visual designs, typography, color schemes, iconography, and layout, ensuring brand consistency across all platforms.
  • Prototype and develop interactives in HTML, CSS and JS.
  • Implement interactive graphics in the content management system.
  • Optimize presentation across platforms by ensuring that visual and interactive elements provide a consistent, engaging experience tailored to each platform's unique characteristics.
  • Update and refresh graphics when necessary.
  • Stay informed about competitors and industry trends.
  • May perform other duties as required.

ABOUT YOU

You'll Be Highly Rated If:

  • You have a degree.  You'll need a BS in design, computer science or a related discipline. 
  • You have the experience.  We're looking for someone with at least 7-years of professional design experience for an information-driven digital publication.
  • You can code. Our team relies on your ability to translate accessible designs into code which displays well on desktop and mobile environments.
  • You have a portfolio that demonstrates strong visual and graphic design skills, including data visualization and information graphics.
  • You understand basic data analysis so that you can interpret raw data, extract key insights, and identify trends for visualization and can distill complex information into essential points.
  • You are knowledgeable in design fundamentals and storytelling techniques, including color theory, typography, composition, and layout, to create visuals that are both attractive and easily understood and flow visually to guide the viewer's understanding.
  • You know the tools needed including d3 and JavaScript libraries, as well as SVG animation, interactivity design and programming, data acquisition, data cleaning and analysis, use of python or R, and chart design.
  • You are a skilled collaborator and communicator.  You partner well with cross-functional colleagues to convey the intended message.
  • You are adaptable to feedback and can incorporate new information or changing project needs while maintaining quality visuals that meet brand guidelines, consistent style and tone. 

You'll Be One of Our Top Picks If:

  • You've designed for a consumer-focused organization. 

FAIR PAY AND A JUST WORKPLACE

At Consumer Reports, we are committed to fair, transparent pay and we strive to provide competitive, market-informed compensation informed by location, as well as the candidate's particular combination of knowledge, skills, competencies, and experience. It is expected that most qualified candidates will fall near the middle of the posted salary range. 

Consumer Reports has three locations: Yonkers, NY, Washington, DC and Colchester, CT.  We are registered to do business in and can only hire from the following states and federal district: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, DC.

Salary ranges:

  • New York Metropolitan Area, California, Chicago, Boston, and Washington, DC $137,819.17K-$145K annually
  • All other CR-approved locations: $130,982.22-$138,000

*The higher geographic range also applies to employees who commute to Consumer Reports' Yonkers, NY facility. For designated metropolitan areas, eligibility is based on residing within 60 miles of the applicable metropolitan area.